Summary Kuba must learn the Invocation by heart. He is discouraged because he is not interested in poetry. Ludwik, wanting to encourage his son to study, recites Mickiewicz himself. He explains that learning poems by heart is an excellent memory training. Kuba is still not convinced. Much more than poetry, he is interested in taking a course in Chinese. I convince my mother that this is the language of the future that will soon supplant English. Natalia tries to understand her son's sudden interest in Asian culture. It soon turns out that this interest is closely related to the daughter of the new neighbors with Asian features. Kuba is teaching Natalia how to use the TV. Divine, though she listens attentively, cannot remember the order in which the two TV and DVD remotes are used. In front of her son, however, she plays an exceptionally studious student. Things get complicated when Kuba goes to visit a friend and Natalia is left alone with the pilots.

• Comedy
• Sitcom